Well, but someone had to he them out of such a tangle!

At first he could see nothing in the dark tangle.

She and her child would be at the center of the tangle.

He could see no easy way out of this tangle.

"There is a way out of every tangle if you but know where to look."

We are in a tangle, and I see no way out of it.

She pulled a tangle of hair away from her face.

She looked so beautiful, even with her hair all in a tangle.

That, so far, is the only clear question in this tangle.

The question is a tangle of moral and economic issues.

The girl had good features, though her hair was a tangle.

The first tangle came after about ten minutes of waiting.

The kind of tangle it is, I'll keep to myself.

"You know," her mother said as she worked at a small tangle.

She looked back at him through the tangles of her hair.

That's what I've done myself from the beginning of this tangle.

He looked up at her from the tangle of silver.

He tried and failed to free any single voice from the tangle around him.

They went down in a tangle of arms and legs.

He looked at the tangle of leather in my hands.

His tangle with the Government, he said, has badly set him back.

Telephone companies have always been at the heart of the tangle.

He stepped around the tangle of children and took in the house.

You had me in a fine old tangle of emotions.

They both wound up on the floor in a great tangle.

The two also tangled over a national health care program.

Then she got tangled up in the war against 3340.

But you've been tangled up in the same sort of thing quite a bit before.

They tangled with some of their own, at least it looked so.

God knows we've tangled with their kind often enough before.

They might have to run, and he wanted nothing to tangle them up.

I was just waiting for the reason to tangle with them.

Many more times, they tangled over his style both on and off the field.

But his feet got tangled up with each other and he fell.

He comes, we tangle, she had said once upon a time.

There were several he'd rather not have to tangle with if possible.

It'd be the third time you an' the law has tangled.

All the things she wanted to say, and must not, tangled in her mouth.

That's just what happens when you get tangled up in love.

I've always thought of them as tangled up with religious ideas.

And tangled up in it was love for a beautiful woman.

You get tangled up with them and they're always on your neck.

Half of it was still tangled around her left arm.

They tangled when a separate deal between their companies went wrong a few months ago.

"Usually a woman tangled up there when a man's got that look about him."

It's just possible that in this case he has got his feet tangled up.

Only I had one advantage over the others he might have tangled with.

I tangled with him once before and it got me sent up river.

Somehow, when he thought of them, the days got tangled up.

He was tangled up with a gang at the time.

But the full story was, of course, rather more tangled than that.

His feet got tangled, and he sat down hard, instead.

He reached up to run a hand through her tangled hair.

Do something with her hair; it always looked kind of tangled.

No point in getting them tangled and pulled off either.

For the next several minutes the conversation became very tangled.

It was a young woman with tangled hair, and a small dog.

But for years, including during this Administration, the message has been far more tangled.

The area must not get tangled again in political deals.

Though it was difficult to sort order out of the tangled thoughts.

But how quickly her connections had become tangled, she thought.

The area was beautiful, a tangled mass of black hair.

Over the man's face fell a mass of tangled hair.

All I remember is a really big and tangled mess.

And what, I ask you, brother, would that mean to this tangled future?

At one point, the little boy's line became tangled and he asked his grandfather for help.

She did not know, just yet, how all these tangled facts were going to work out.

Now they're in their 40's, with tangled love lives, new families, money problems, career changes and the like.

He became tangled in the red strands of her hair.

No, the hair was too rank and tangled for that.

Beyond that rear open door all was tangled and green.

She ran a hand through her tangled hair and laughed.

The tangled politics of the issue were on full display today.

The tangled politics of water can also interfere with business.

His mother had a long and tangled history with the city's child welfare agency.